Guess who has a belly full of Lupron? I DO! Went to see my RE yesterday and she told me all was a go. The only thing that was a little disconcerting is, apparently due to the BCPs, I have developed a big old cyst on my left ovary. How bizarre.

Two weeks ago I had an ultrasound and all was well. Anyway, she wouldn't give me the go ahead until she looked at my bloodwork to make sure the cyst wasn't affecting my hormone levels. It was fine, so last night I laid on the floor and DH lanced me in the belly. Note to first timers: The anticipation is far worse than the actual event. It didn't hurt at all. Like AdsGirl, I did have slight burning and itching at the injection site.
Tentatively, my ER is scheduled for 5/30. And LoveBug, I am facing a similar problem. I work for a state agency and after all kinds of scheduling, resheduling and coordinating, I am booked to do a major 2-day presentation on 5/28 and 5/29. The presentation is required by state statute and if I don't do it...I will have to answer to the commissioner and the state legislature. I am really stressed about this. I haven't told my boss (who is a new boss, by the way, I have only been working for her for less than two weeks.) Anyone have any suggestions?
Karen: I have a good feeling about your little frostie. Keep the faith! I think you make a great case for POAS before the RE's blood test. I have been so emotional lately. Yesterday, I learned DH had never read Charlotte's Web so I tried to tell him the story. I was crying so violently that I couldn't get the words out..."Charlotte was this spi-spi-spi-ahhhhhhhhhh!"
LB: Glad to hear that you got some encouraging news from your RE!
SDTrying: Congrats! I will be thinking of you today. LOTS OF GOOD EGGS! I am with Rinnie....YOUR POOR DH. It's hard enough for the guys period.
Rinnie: I hope your RE allows you to coast until the perfect moment. Pamper yourself today and do the things you love. I am sending good, mature egg vibes your way.
Louise: Get out there and catch some rays while you can! More and more studies are connecting Vitamin D with better health.
Question for all: Does anyone have any thoughts on exercise during this process? I normally do about an hour of cardio per day (treadmill, stairmaster, bike) and then do a few sets with light hand weights. Should I ratchet this down? What is everyone else doing?